Retirees at work too soon targeted
State hunting abuses within system
Posted: September 2, 2009 at 5:51 a.m.
Directors of the state public employee and teacher retirement systems told lawmakers Tuesday that they are trying to track down retirees who went back to work too soon, violating state law, but that another section of the law prohibits them from disclosing the identities of the people in question.
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Northwest Arkansas, Pages 11, 16 on 09/02/2009
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